Model of the Stern of a Ship with the Screw Placed behind the Rudder 1854

This meticulously crafted wooden model of a ship's stern, created by Duncan Christie in 1854, showcases the innovative design of a screw propeller placed behind the rudder. The model, with its intricate details and the gleaming brass propeller, reflects the growing interest in maritime technology during the mid-19th century. The model stands on wooden supports, adding to its realistic representation of a ship's stern. Its compact size (23.9 cm high, 50 cm wide, and 24.8 cm deep) makes it suitable for both private collections and museum displays. This artwork is a testament to the artistry and engineering prowess of the era, capturing a pivotal moment in the evolution of naval technology.